Jay Drydyk

Philosopher, Director of Ethics & Public Affairs grad programs at Carleton University

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@CBCOttawa And why is there a limited supply? How could it go undetected for so long that Ottawa is being shorted by the Ford government? As someone who became eligible today – but still unable – to make an appointment, I am very upset about this.

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Just out: new Indian contributions to global ethics, which I co-edited with Shashi Motilal. Try this link for the TOC: https://t.co/i6Q8jU5F9G, and contact me if there are articles you want but cannot access. @EthicsCarleton @Social_Philosop @DevelopmentEthx

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@GutwaldRebecca @ConvivialThink1 @kwatene @mfibiegerbyskov @stacykosko @garethjwall @OscarGarza @CapabilityApp @drcolleenmurphy @IngridRobeyns Haven't seen the journal before, but it does seem an opportunity we should take up.

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BBC panel includes incisive comment from Reetika Khera, a contributor to the special India issue of Journal of Global Ethics, appearing soon. ⁦@DevelopmentEthx⁩ ⁦@EthicsCarleton⁩ https://t.co/eQCTiB0YMf

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Our Handbook of Development Ethics came out today, a great new resource created by the collective effort of 40+ researchers from around the world. https://t.co/nV3mVZTUfj @Social_Philosop @DevelopmentEthx @EthicsCarleton

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Philosopher Charles Mills returns to Canada Nov 9 to speak on racial justice. #racialjustice #HumanRights #inclusion #canadianpolicy
https://t.co/U9QGnURh6z

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Philosopher Charles Mills speaks on racial justice Thursday @CU_FASS @CarletonHRS @OPIRGCarleton https://t.co/U9QGnURh6z

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@uoftphilosophy PhD alumnus Charles Mills returns to Canada to speak on racial justice. #UofT @ESL_UofT https://t.co/U9QGnURh6z

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Excited to welcome Charles Mills and other participants to PIPR conference @EthicsCarleton @Carleton_U @Social_Philosop @CapabilityApp

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@Carleton_U Public Issues & Public Reason grad conference next week: https://t.co/TteXTudkIJ. @EthicsCarleton @Social_Philosop

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https://t.co/yCXKvYAKUb first Grad Diploma in Ethics & Public Affairs conferred today. Congratulations, Marcel Sangsari! @EthicsCarleton

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New documentary on displacement by development: Make Way! The Kwari Story https://t.co/tZnksHC4t9 @EthicsCarleton @DevelopmentEthx

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Free İştar - Human rights scholar Prof. İştar Gözaydın arrested in Turkey https://t.co/7vmfpjmSmN @CUEPAF @Social_Philosop @DevelopmentEthx

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PhD program Ethics & Public Affairs @Carleton_U (Ottawa CA) invites applications https://t.co/KikZaKm4Hx @EthicsCarleton @Social_Philosop

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Talked yesterday about capability approaches to public reason at #HDCA2016 @CapabilityApp, with good feedback. @EthicsCarleton

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HDCA summer school https://t.co/ZbidsIU5a1 gave me lively discussion of capabilities & public reason. @EthicsCarleton @CapabilityApp

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Ethics of solidarity is crucial for justice-seeking people/movements. @EthicsCarleton https://t.co/fZSaqGmxnu

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When is it OK to be close-minded? Cool answers by Jeremy Fantl at NASSP conference @Social_Philosop

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Patti Lenard explains convincingly why it's wrong for states to expel their own citizens, NASSP conference @Social_Philosop @EthicsCarleton

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Great NASSP talk by Seetal Sunga on misrecognition harming missing & murdered Indigenous women @social_philosop @CarletonEthics